EFF Seeks Removal of National Assembly Speaker Thoko Didiza

Cogta Minister Velenkosini Hlabisa says government is ready for South Africa’s November 4 municipal elections, despite additional ballot printing and water shortages at some voting stations.

Johannesburg Water has dismissed fake WhatsApp claims that the city’s water is contaminated, urging residents to verify water quality alerts through official channels as recent tests in Bezuidenhout Valley found no contamination.

The MK Party has challenged the DA to explain its own record, saying communities need practical plans to address water shortages, poor roads, crime, unemployment and economic inequality.

The legal costs come on top of R3.16 million in taxpayer-funded remuneration received by Mchunu, bringing the combined identified expenditure to approximately R5.86 million.

he ANC says it has not authorised a R300 giveaway and has urged the public to avoid sharing personal and banking details, report fraudulent messages and verify offers through official party platforms.

The chats came under scrutiny following the extraction of data from Msibi’s cellphone, which has exposed alleged links involving police personnel, private business interests and sensitive surveillance technology.

Saudi, Turkish and Pakistani envoys rushed to Tehran to head off renewed US strikes after the 3 Nov midterms; analysts doubt a breakthrough.

Mbalula further accused the party of referring to South Africans, many of them from the Eastern Cape, as “refugees” instead of addressing their housing concerns.

Justice Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi has called for improperly registered SIM cards to be deactivated, saying they are being used to facilitate criminal activities, as the government moves to strengthen border management and tracking systems.